Plant Structure

What type of tissue is abundant in the roots and buds?

• vascular

• meristematic

• ground

• dermal

Which plant structure functions in transportation?

• flower

• root

• leaf

• stem

This is the vascular tissue that transports water and minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant.

A vascular tissue responsible for transporting food made in the leaves to the rest of the plant.

Plant structure that absorbs water and minerals from the soil and anchors the plant.

The plant structure that manufactures food for the plant.

A type of root system that has a primary/main root and the smaller roots branched from it.

• taproot

• fibrous root

A stem that is constructed much like leaves and contain cells for photosynthesis making them green.

• woody stem

• herbaceous stem

Regions of unspecialized cells, ready for differentiation

• Epidermis

• Meristem

• Taproot

• Fibrous Root

A large primary root

• Epidermis

• Meristem

• Taproot

• Fibrous Root